Cholly Cassini Indicted for Nonregistration as Dominican Agent
Igor Cassini known as Cholly Knickerbocker, indicted by a federal grand jury for failing to register as a publicity agent for Rafael Trujillo's Dominican regime. The four count indictment cites about 200000 dollars in fees to spread propaganda to improve the regime image. Also named is R Paul Engleder, a New York lawyer, for conspiring to violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The period spans 1959 to 1961, ending after Trujillo's 1961 assassination. Cassini runs Martial & Co. on Park Avenue and writes for the New York Journal American.
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Washington
Debonair
Igor Cassini
Cholly
Justice Department
United States
Cassini
Trujillo
R. Paul Englander
New York
Park Avenue
Martial & Co
Louis Ni
Sinatra’s Parents Mark 50 Years With Mass In New Jersey
Frank Sinatra planned a public family celebration for his parents Martin and Natalie Sinatra on their 50th wedding anniversary in New Jersey. The event included a Mass at St. Augustine's Church in Union City and a luncheon in Jersey City with invited guests and show business friends, amid a quiet family tone.
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Union City
N.J
Frank Sinatra
Hollywood
Sinatra
Martin’ Sinatra
Weehawken
Fort Lee
St. Augustine’s
Jersey City
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Martin Sinatra
Hoboken
Natalie Garaventi
Hudson County
Frank
Curtis and Bride Honeymoon Starts With Lake Mead Cruise
Actor Tony Curtis and Christine Kaufmann begin their honeymoon with a Lake Mead cruise after a brief wedding Friday in Las Vegas. The couple wed in a five minute civil ceremony witnessed by Kirk Douglas and his wife Anne. Curtis, 37, and Kaufmann, 18, plan to return to Hollywood Sunday night for his film work.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Curtis
Christine Kaufmann
Lake Mead
Curtis
Miss Kaufmann
Clark Couny
George Marshall
Hotel Riviera
Imperial Suite
Kirk Douglas
Douglas
Anne
Janet Leigh
Hollywood
Taras Bulba
Argentina
Federal antitrust action targets 20 Minnesota banks
The federal government brings three indictments against 18 banks a holding company and a clearing house in a Sherman Act case marking the first such action against banks. The probes involve rate fixing for loans rates for correspondent banks and customer services with arraignments set for Monday.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Samuel Flatow
Justice Department
J. H. Colman
First Bank Stock Corp
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
St. Paul
Duluth
Cuban Embassy Official in Spain Defects
Antonio Matos, 39, a Cuban embassy finance official in Madrid, defected saying he would rather be a dead democrat than live Communist. He left February 5 after two years at the embassy and has applied for a U.S. visa to join the fight against Pagid communism for his country.
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Madrid
Antonio Matos
U.S
Executions Reported as Kassem and Aides Die in Iraq Revolt
Rebel forces announced the overthrow and execution of former Iraqi Premier Abdul Karim Kassem and three lieutenants after seizing the Defense Ministry in a lightning revolt. Bodies were found in the ministry ruins, and a military court ordered the firing squad. Borders and curfews were imposed as Syria and Turkey reacted with security measures.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Abdel Kerim Kassem
Baghdad Radio
Kassem
Defense Ministry
Tigris
Syria
Damascus
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Nasser
Gadel Abass el Mahdawi
People’s Court
Taha Sheikh Ahmed
Kanaan
Wasfi Taher
Abdel Kerim el Jedda
Radio
Taher
el Jedda
Riverside Rejects Lawrence Offer to Join District
Riverside voters rejected an invitation from the Lawrence School Board to join School District No. 60. No final action was taken on keeping the grade school operating. an advisory committee will draft plans possibly tying Riverside to Kanwaka and Brackett districts.
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Riverside
Lawrence
District
Charlton Bartz
Kanwaka
Brackett
Bartz
I. N. Bowman
Route 1
A. E. Martin
Martin
Bowman
Leo Smith
Panama Student Helps Story of Latin Educators Visit
Narciso Garay a 14 year old from Panama studies at Lawrence High School while his father Dr Narciso Garay rector of Panama University attends a KU seminar on Higher Education in the Americas The program ends March 8 Also Fernando De Abate son of Dr John De Abate Costa Rica University may apply to LHS next week The family praised Lawrence welcome and noted the cold weather contrasted with Panama heat and snow turned to warmth by local friends
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Lawrence High School
Narciso Garay
Narciso E. Garay
Panama University
Americas
Kansas University
Panama
LHS
Lawrence
John L. De-Abate
Faculty of Science and Letters
Costa Rica University
Fernando De-Abate
Young De-Abate
Lorna DeAbate
Kansas City
Garay
Young Garay
KU Designs Special Plaque For Distinguished Alumni
A bronze four by six inch plaque on a wooden base to honor KU distinguished service alumni is planned for June commencement. Designer Elden C Tefft completed a plaster cast. time to finish remains uncertain. The program began in 1941 and has honored 146 alumni. this year faculty members may be considered and the yearly limit may be raised.
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Kansas University
Ellsworth
Elden C. Tefft
John Buehler
Atchison
Jeannette Greever Rustemeyer
Leavenworth
Nell Renn
Arkansas City
Tefft
Marjorie Whitney
Raymond Moore
Dick Wintermore
Khrushchev Says Soviet Cuba Troops Instructors Not Threat
Khrushchev told Roy Thomson in the Kremlin that Soviet troops in Cuba are only to instruct Cubans in advanced weapons and that there is no need for U.S. concern about a new arms buildup. He said Germany's division must continue and West Berlin would remain an island, with China described as "friends" and not always serious when disputes arise.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Roy Thomson
Cuba
Thomson
United States
Kremlin
Germanys
West Berlin
Hind
Kansas Girl and Oklahoma Student Wed in Katanga Ceremony
Dark-haired Anna Jana Wright from Kansas City married Stephen A. Lucas of Optima Oklahoma at St Eloi Catholic Church in Elisabeth ville Katanga. Lucas 25, student of African administration and politics, came to Katanga in 1960 and survived three wars but was injured in a car crash days before the wedding. Wright arrived from Overland Park with her mother Mrs E W Hunter.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Anna Jana Wright
Kansas City
Elisabethville University
Stephen A. Lucas
Optima
Okla
Lucas
St. Eloi Catholic Church
Overland Park, Kan
E. W. Hunter
Slight Break in Weather Brings Modest Warmup
A weather bureau forecast promises only a slight break in the unsettled pattern through Sunday. After 56 hours of temperatures in the low 30s, a small warming trend began by mid-morning with a high around 40 today and a low near 30 tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Trustees to Head Record Gathering At KU's J School
Thirty three trustees are expected to lead a record turnout for the 14th annual William Allen White Foundation meeting at Kansas University Monday. The program features the William Allen White lecture by Paul Miller of Rochester NY and a 12:30 luncheon with awards to a Kansas editor.
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William Allen White Foundation
Kansas University
Burton W. Marvin
Emporia Gazette
William Allen White
Paul Miller
Rochester
N. Y
Associated Press
Gannett
Miller
Fraser Hall Theater
Ernest W. Johnson
Olathe Daily News
White Foundation
Dolph Simons
The
Journal-World
Foundation
Kansas
Kansas Union
Diamond
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Jean
Paul Jr
Flint Hall
Peter Hickey
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Willard W. Garvey
Wichita
Byron E. Guise
Marysville Advocate
Henry B. Jameson
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
the Daily News
Olathe
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Peter Macdonald
Harris Newspapers
John McCormally
Hutchinson News
Drew McLaughlin Sr
Miami Publishing Co
Paola
Herbert A. Meyer Jr
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Cloudy Through Sunday
Trustees page notes cloudy northeast Kansas weather through Sunday with a high of 40 and low around 30. Temperature readings show yesterday's high 33 and low 30, with year ago figures of 40 and 32. Silent reference to historical highs and a service stamp from AGA.
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Kansas
City Forms 100 Member Advisory Committee For Plan
Lawrence city officials start sifting 400 names to create a Citizens Advisory Committee of 100 to guide the two year Comprehensive Plan. Ten members chosen by commissioners form a nucleus. rest join sub committees. The group will study traffic, land use, zoning, facilities and ordinances while coordinating with Bartholomew and Associates.
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Lawrence City Commission
Harold Horn
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Horn
Bartholomew and Associates
State-Wide Mental Health Study To Start In Douglas County
A state wide study to map Kansas mental health plans will start with a pilot in Douglas County. Four March meetings in the Kansas Union Forum Room will gather 30 community groups from 2 to 4 pm on Mondays starting March 4. Topics include juvenile delinquency alcoholism and aging with community talks and follow up discussions. A written summary will guide local and state planning groups as sessions travel to 19 other districts.
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Douglas County
The
Kansas Union
Kansas
H. G. Whittington
Lawrence
Bureau of Community Mental Health Services
Division of
Kansas Department
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